texts: <mask> was a British artist and illustrator. He illustrated about 200 books during his career. He exhibited his work frequently. One of the books that <mask> wrote and illustrated was a colourful book for young children. On July 21, 1852, <mask> was born in Kennington, London. He was the third of eight children of a distinguished anatomist and teacher and a farmer's daughter. On December 31, 1846, <mask>'s parents were married in a church.After running away from an early apprenticeship, his father allowed him to study at the South Kensington School of Art instead of pursuing a career at sea. The 1871 census shows that he was a student at the Royal Academy when he was 18. The marriage and family of <mask> and Bennett took place in February 1860c. On 11 June 1877, the daughter of Thomas Bennett, a civil engineer, was at the Parish Church of St George the Martyr. The couple had four children, the last of which was <mask> <mask>, who was shown as assisting his father in the 1911 census. The First World War claimed the life of Victor Thomas <mask>. In the second quarter of 1919, <mask>'s wife died.The War Office used a different address for the correspondence about the medals than the one that the local newspaper said <mask> had moved to. Raines died before a doctor could be called when he collapsed on the promenade on January 24, 1935. He was a short distance from his home. His daughter was in charge of his will. The value of his estate was under $400. It was a form of marketing that earned him commission when he exhibited his paintings. The Royal Academy had a long relationship with <mask>, starting in the 19th century.He exhibited at the Royal Academy 17 times, showing two works in 1884 and 1901, and two works at the Franco-British exhibition in 1908. The Royal Academy, Royal Institute of Oil Painters, Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours, and theRBA exhibited <mask>. Over 200 works were exhibited by <mask> in the UK. On 6 April 1891, he was elected a member of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours, and on 25 November 1981 he became a member of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters. The 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago and the 1900 Paris Exhibition were both won by <mask>. Even though he has moved on to the retired list of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours, he was still exhibited in the 1930s. Magazine illustrations were done more for books.Atalanta Black and White, the boy's own paper, was one of the magazines he illustrated. The story that was translated into French was the first example. The original story was written by E. Hohler. For adults, <mask> illustrated stories. He was asked to illustrate a story. Grant Allen wrote a short story about a young man facing a dilemma between derailing a train or leaving his sweetheart to be run over. <mask> was a prolific book illustrator.Update the list with a few additional titles for his book after he listed 200 book titles illustrated by <mask>. The author's work was illustrated by <mask>. The author of Christian allegories was <mask>. Helen Atteridge was an author of children's fiction. He wrote stories for both boys and girls. The author of girl's school stories was May Baldwin. F. S. Brereton wrote stories of Imperial heroism for children.An English author of both fiction and non-fiction for children is Margaret Andrewes née Hamer. An American educationalist, lecturer, and author. Edith Carrington began to write books about animals in 1889. Childe-Pemberton was an English poet, short story writer, critic, playwright, and author. A writer of boys' adventure fiction, usually in a nautical setting, is Harry Collingwood. He wrote more than 60 books. Robinson Crusoe and A Journal of the Plague Year were written by Daniel Defoe.For whom Jellicoe illustrated posthumous reissues, Charles Dickens. Sarah Doudney was an English poet and short story writer. He was a Scottish Evangelist, Biologist, lecturer, and writer. George Manville Fenn wrote fiction for young adults. A prolific author of books for children with a Christian message is Amy Le Feuvre. John Finnemore wrote books for younger readers. Ernest Glanville is a South African author who wrote seventeen historical novels, but is best known for his short stories.Evelyn Green was an English novelist who wrote about 350 books, beginning with religious stories, then historical fiction for girls, and finally adult romantic fiction. A prolific writer of boy's adventure fiction, G. A. Henty had served in the military and was a war correspondent. Emily Sarah Holt wrote mainly on historical themes with a strong Protestant religious element. T. T. Jeans was a Royal Navy medical officer who wrote juvenile fiction to show boys what life was like in the navy. More than 50 novels, mostly juvenile fiction, and mostly with the Religious Tract Society as well as translations, biographies, and tracts, were published by E. C. Kenyon. Sir John Adams was a Scottish educationalist. Mary Cornwall Legh was a British missionary.Robert Leighton is a prolific author of books about dogs and their care. Emma Boultwood wrote more than 100 books with a Christian message. An Irish author who wrote adventure fiction was based on his own experience. A Scottish traveller, prospector, and a Fellow of the Royal Scottish Geographical Society, Robert Maclauchlan Macdonald wrote juvenile fiction. Marchant wrote adventure fiction with young female protagonists. Elizabeth Thomasina Smith was a prolific Irish writer of stories for girls. Mary Russell Mitford was an English author and dramatist who had known Jane Austen.Mrs Molesworth was an English writer of children's stories and adult novels. Fannie Ogden Ide is an American author of juvenile fiction. James Oxley was a Canadian writer of juvenile fiction. David Harold Parry, who also wrote as Morton Pike and Captain Eilton Blacke, a prolific English writer of serial stories and other juvenile fiction, wrote for Chums from 1892 to 1935 from a family of painters and a painter himself. There are adventure stories in a nautical setting written by Hugh St. Leger. A Scottish suffragist, folklorist, and author of juvenile fiction. An English suffragist and author, Evelyn Sharp was well known for her juvenile fiction.Helen Shipton wrote children's fiction with a moral and some plays in later life. Gordon Stables was a doctor in the Royal Navy. Henry De Vere Stacpoole is best known as the author of The Blue Lagoon. Edward Step wrote a lot about mycology. Both historical and modern-day Herbert Strang produced adventure fiction for boys. <mask> Thackeray is a British novelist, author and illustrator who was born in India. A prolific author of boys' adventure fiction, Westerman has military and naval themes.A Russian-born British historian, poet, musician, and author of juvenile fiction. Charlotte Mary Yonge was a Sunday School teacher for seventy one years and wrote to promote her religious views. As the process got cheaper, colour illustration, which had always been used for books for small children, became more and more common for books for young adults. W. H. Weston illustrated Plutarch's lives for boys and girls with 16 full-page colour plates. Non-fiction books, anthologies, and books for young children often had more than four plates, as can be seen from publisher's catalogues at the time. <mask> wrote and illustrated at least six books of his own. The initial source of the list is Kirkpatrick.Assessment Pennell says that, in his work, <mask> united the best traditions of the old with the most modern developments. Among those artists whose names, like their works, are household words and who have a power of rendering events of the day in a fashion that is unparalleled elsewhere, were listed by Pennell. His brush strokes reproduced well in both colour and halftone. She noted that he was a great but unrecognised illustrator who was never conventional in his designs, had a fine sense of character, and maintained the interest throughout the whole of the drawing. He had a long and successful career as a book illustrator, which continued right up to the end of his life. According to his obituary, many small boys who have gazed with speechless admiration at some new gift book have unconsciously been grateful to Mr. <mask> for his early work illustrating boys' books. There are relatively modest prices at the auction.The auction prices for works by Rainey: London, 3 July 1979 are listed below. London, 26 May 1983, Paddling (watercolour/pencil outlines heightened with white, 38x51 cm). The National Gallery of Victoria has the first volume of Project Gutenberg Watercolour. The Story of the Mysterious Key was published in the British Library. There are members of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters, the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours, and the Royal Academy Schools Alumni.

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William Rainey
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texts: The second highest medal for a United States Marine is the Navy Cross, which was awarded to <mask> for commanding 3rd Battalion, 5th Marines during the Battle of Chosin Reservoir during the Korean War. He was in the Marine Corps for 20 years. He served in the Pacific Theater during World War II. He was the commander of 3rd Battalion, 5th Marines during the Korean War. He wrote a book about his experiences during the Korean War after retiring from the Marine Corps. On December 10, 1918, <mask> was born in Tyndall, South Dakota. He joined a frat at the University of South Dakota.He graduated with honors. He joined the Marine Corps as a second lieutenant despite being a member of the Army ROTC. The Salt Lake City was undamaged during the attack on Pearl Harbor. Only a few ships were able to chase the Japanese fleet. The Battle of the Coral Sea and the Battle of the Aleutian Islands were fought in the Pacific Theater. After the war, the commanding officer of the navy supply barracks was assigned to Clearview, Utah, and then to Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay and the Naval Air Station Alameda, California. After the outbreak of hostilities, Korean War Taplett was dispatched to Korea.He was the commanding officer of the 3rd Battalion, 5th Marines. During the Battle of Inchon, his unit led the landing and took the island which was the gateway to Inchon. He led the 3rd Battalion to liberate the South Korean State House. During the Battle of the Chosin Reservoir, Taplett distinguished himself. He supported the American forces who were outnumbered by the Chinese from November 27 to December 10, 1950. He and his men fought hard to clear the road so they could escape. There were roughly 1,300 men in his unit who started the fight.The Navy Cross was awarded to <mask> for his leadership during the battle. After the Korean War, he became the academic director of The Basic School. He spent most of his time in Hawaii training troops in the Philippines and Okinawa. The importance of close air support for ground troops was discussed by <mask> as a guest lecturer. He retired from the Marine Corps in 1960 because he didn't like being able to work directly with his troops and his military pay wasn't enough to support his six children. After retiring, <mask> and his family moved to Arlington, Virginia, where he lived the rest of his life. He received a master's degree from George Washington University.He retired from the United States Postal Service in 1993. He wrote a book about his experiences in Korea after visiting there twice. He and wife had six children and nine grandchildren. Colonel <mask> was buried in Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors after he died of heart failure. The President of the United States of America takes pleasure in presenting the Navy Cross to Lieutenant Colonel <mask> <mask>, United States Marine Corps, for extraordinary heroism in connection with military operations against an armed enemy of the United Nations. The battalion assembly area northwest of Yudam-ni was attacked by a vastly outnumbering hostile force in the pre-dawn hours of 28 November, Lieutenant Colonel <mask> remained steadfast in the midst of heavy fire and bursting grenades as the enemy penetrated to within ten yards of the command post. He was placed in a forward position to observe and control operations when he was assigned to break the enemy's main line of resistance.With the Division train cut in half by hostile fire during the march from Hagaru-ri to Koto-ri on 7 December, and the rear elements unable to advance for a period of more than ten hours, Lieutenant Colonel <mask> moved two miles to the head of the convoy. He left his position and fought the intense fire to analyze the situation after the enemy struck the rear echelon. Promptly calling for air strikes, he brought his own supportive fire to bear and maneuvered two rifle companies into action to destroy the attackers and allow the Marine units to reach their destination. Lieutenant Colonel <mask> contributed to the success of his battalion in accounting for more than 2,000 of the enemy with a total of only 118 in his own ranks, because of his inspiring leadership, combat tactics and fighting spirit. He and the United States Naval Service were given the highest credit for their dedication to duty during the battle. The President of the United States of America presented the first Silver Star citation to Lieutenant Colonel <mask> <mask> of the United States Marine Corps. The United Nations Command.The capture of Wolmi-Do, Korea, on 15 September 1950, was the result of Lieutenant Colonel <mask>'s bravery. His actions contributed to the success of the operation and were in keeping with the traditions of the United States Military Services. The President of the United States of America takes pleasure in presenting a Gold Star in lieu of a Second Award of the Silver Star to Lieutenant Colonel <mask> <mask>. Lieutenant Colonel Taplett, assigned the task of seizing and occupying two hills overlooking the objective, skillfully carried out this hazardous task and, upon its completion, coolly remained in an exposed area to personally direct the placing of supporting fire on strong enemy positions which were bringing intense small-arms, machine Lieutenant Colonel Taplett's inspiring leadership, fighting spirit, and dedication to duty in the face of heavy enemy fire contributed to the success of the regiment in carrying out its assigned mission and upheld the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service. 1918 births 2004 deaths United States Marine Corps personnel of World War II United States Marine Corps personnel of the Korean War recipients of the Navy Cross from Tyndall, South Dakota

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Robert Donald Taplett
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Robert Donald
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texts: The Roman Catholic church considers Pope <mask> I to be a saint because of his time as bishop of Rome. He was elected at a time when there was a dispute about who should become pope. The canons of which he refused to accept were the focus of his papacy. The Roman people and the Italian militia of the exarch of Ravenna refused to allow Sergius to be brought to Constantinople. Palermo in Sicily was where <mask> I came from. <mask> arrived in Rome during the pontificate of Adeodatus II. Due to the Caliphate's attacks on Sicily in the 7th century, he may have been one of the many Sicilian clergy in Rome.He rose through the ranks of the clergy after he was made a cardinal-priest of Santa Susanna. He was chosen to become pope. Pope Conon died after a long illness and less than a year in office. He bribed the exarch of Ravenna to make him Conon's successor. Theodore was wanted to become pope by more than one group. The Lateran Palace, which was the papal residence, was the scene of armed combat between the two groups. In order to break the stalemate, a group of civic authorities, army officers, clergy, and other citizens met in the imperial palace and elected Sergius.After pretending to accept Sergius, Paschal sent a large sum of gold in exchange for military support. The exarch demanded the gold even though Sergius had been regularly elected. Platyn left after <mask>'s consecration. He was confined to a monastery on charges of witchcraft. The last sede vacante of the Byzantine Papacy was ended by <mask>'s consecration. King Cdwalla of Wessex was christened in Rome by <mask>. Willibrord became bishop of the Frisians.The pallium from Pope <mask> was given to Berhtwald after he was consecrated archbishop of Canterbury. The Schism of the Three Chapters with Old-Aquileia was ended by Sergius. The diaconia of Santa Maria was founded in Via Lata on Via del Corso and encompassed a city quarter from the 8th century. He embellished the Eastern church of Santi Cosma e Damiano. <mask> I didn't attend the council because he didn't think it was important. The participation of Basil of Gortyna in Crete, belonging to the Patriarchate of Rome, has been seen in the East as representing Rome and even as signifying Roman approval, but he was not a papal legate. Sergius said that he would rather die than accept the canons of the council.He would not be a captive of the Empire in matters of religion. Andrew J. Ekonomou has speculated on which canons Sergius found objectionable. The declaration of Constantinople as equal in privileges but second in honour to Rome is not included. The 28th canon of the Council of Chalcedon was rejected by all popes because it tried to raise the church's status to that of old Rome. The approval by the Quinisext Council of 85 all Apostolic Canons, of which Sergius would have supported only the first 50, was mentioned by Ekonomou. Many of the regulations that the Quinisext Council enacted were aimed at making the existing church practices uniform. The customs of the Church of Constantinople were regarded as the orthodox practice by the council.Practices in the Church in the West that got the attention of the Eastern patriarchates were condemned, such as: the practice of celebrating Mass on weekdays in Lent (rather than having pre-sanctified liturgies); of fasting on Saturdays throughout the year; and of omitting the "Alleluia The chant "Lamb of God, you take away the sins of the world, have mercy on us" was introduced into the liturgy by Sergius in view of the council's prohibition of depicting Christ as a Lamb. In the same way as the other changes of Sergius, the Agnus Dei would have been chanted in both Greek and Latin during this period. The Council affirmed the right of married men to become priests, INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals Bishop John of Portus, the chief papal legate to the Third Council of Constantinople, was arrested by the magistrianus, also named Sergius. Two high-ranking officials were brought to Constantinople to warn the pope. Sergius was ordered to be taken to Constantinople by his bodyguards.The attempt was frustrated by the militia of the exarch of Ravenna. Zacharias tried to arrest <mask>. <mask> did his best to quell the uprising. <mask> died on September 8th. <mask> succeeded him. There are references to Andrew J. Ekonomou. 2007.Byzantine Rome and the Greek Popes were influenced by the Eastern influences. There are books in the city of Lexington. There were 701 deaths of Papal saints in the 7th century.

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texts: <mask> was born in 1955 and is an American writer and illustrator. His most well-known work is his comic book series, "Xenozoic Tales," about a post- apocalyptic world where dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures coexist with humans. He is the writer of the comic strip. <mask> was raised in Pittsburgh but was born in Philadelphia. His early favorites were Tarzan and King Kong, both of which he discovered at the age of six. He was inspired by fantasy authors such as Robert E. Howard, and Frank Frazetta, as well as the artists who had illustrated their work. <mask> graduated from Kutztown University of Pennsylvania in 1977 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in painting.After working as a security guard, he found his career in advertising illustration to be unsatisfactory. In the early 1980s, <mask> became interested in the underground comics scene, which allowed independent artists to publish stories outside the traditional assembly-line approach of the mainstream comics industry. He was attracted to the art of the stories published by EC Comics. He traded a few boxes of 1960s and early 1970s comic books he owned to a local comic book store for a large collection of EC Comics. He began to emulate the style of classic EC artists. Robert E. Howard's character King Kull appeared in a comic book called "The Sea King". Val Semeiks wrote over the pencils.He was more interested in developing and publishing comics based on his own ideas. The ideas which would eventually bear fruit as Xenozoic Tales were created by Shultz in the early 1980s. In a future time period he dubbed the "Xenozoic Age", a cataclysm wiped out modern human society. prehistoric creatures had once again become the dominant life forms on Earth after the survivors emerged from their underground bunkers. "Mammoth Pitfall" was the first story that Shultz wrote, but it wouldn't be published until Xenozoic Tales #2. "Xenozoic!" was the first publication. Death Rattle #8 was published in December 1986 by Kitchen Sink Press.Shultz has written a number of comic books for publishers, including Dark Horse and DC. These stories are usually based on company owned or licensed characters, rather than his own original work. Subhuman was published by Dark Horse comics. A new edition of Robert E. Howard's stories, "Conan the Cimmerian: Volume 1," was published in 2002. The book has been made into a paperback by Del Rey. Panel discussions is a nonfiction book about the developing movement in sequential art and narrative literature, along with Will Eisner, Walter Simonson and Mike Mignola. He has been the writer for the comic strip since 2004.The two-issue Superman & Batman vs. Aliens & Predator were written by him. Flesk Publications released a series of sketchbooks of his studies and finished works, starting with <mask>: Various Drawings in 5 volumes from 2005 to 2011. In addition to his work with the publisher, he contributed with other artists to the graphic novel Flesk Prime in 2011. In 2010, he wrote three issues of the series The Spirit, which was intended to create a new universe of non-superpowered characters. In 2015, Shultz was one of the artists who contributed to the creation of the illustrations for the game. Five Harvey Awards, two Eisners, an Inkpot, a Spectrum, and three Haxturs have been awarded to <mask>. "Xenozoic!" is a collection of stories drawn by Steve Stiles.The movie "Chained to Life and Death" was part of the Omnibus Volume 2. The game of predator vs. The Terminator #1-4 was collected as Aliens vs. The game of predator vs. "Chapter 1 - Up from South America" is from the anthology graphic novel, sc,224 pages, 2004. The Man of Steel: "King of the World: Parts 12 and 17 and 21" was written by Georges Jeanty. No Limits!The co-feature was Superman vs. Darkseid: Apokolips Now!

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Mark Schultz
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texts: The Chancellor of England was <mask>. He founded New College, Oxford, and New College School. When a lot of Windsor Castle was built, he was the clerk of works. <mask> of Wykeham was the son of John Longe, a freeman. He had early patronage from two local men, Sir John Scures, lord of the manor of Wickham, and then from Thomas Foxley, constable of Windsor Castle. <mask> was appointed to the position of rector of Irstead in Norfolk in the gift of the Crown. <mask> was the secretary to the constable of Winchester Castle and he learned a lot about building.Windsor Castle was reconstructed by King Edward III while he resided at Bear's Rails in Old Windsor. During the reign of Edward III, <mask> developed a reputation for the supervision of royal building works. By May 1356, he was clerk of the works for houses being built for the Crown at Henley on the Heath in Surrey and Easthampstead in Berks. He was appointed chief keeper and surveyor of Windsor Castle in July 1358, and later became the clerk of the king's office. He was in charge of the building works on the Isle of Sheppey. By 1361, <mask> became a royal secretary, part of the administration of the royal finances, and by 1363 he was a royal councillor. He was present when the Treaty of Brétigny was signed.In January 1361, Edward III and John II of France petitioned Pope Innocent VI to make <mask> a canon. He was appointed Justice in the south of the Trent along with Peter Atte Wode. <mask> was paid for his services through the incomes of various churches. In April 1363 Edward III presented him to the archdeaconry of Lincoln, a move that was approved by Pope Urban V in November 1363 only after representations from Sir Nicholas de Loveyne, the king's ambassador to the papal court. <mask> had two benefices and eleven prebends, with an annual income of more than £800. In June 1363, <mask> was appointed Lord Privy Seal and in October 1366, he was elected Bishop of Winchester and consecrated at St Paul's Cathedral in London. He was the Chancellor of England.The army was fighting against France in 1369. He resigned as Chancellor in 1371 after losing the favor of the king. <mask> had good relationships with Edmund Mortimer, 3rd Earl of March, <mask> Gaunt and Edward, the Black Prince. He was appointed to the new royal council after Latimer was impeached during the Good Parliament. His friendship with the Earl of March led to a conflict with John of Gaunt. <mask> was charged with financial irregularity and mismanagement towards the end of the year after he was pardoned by the king. After Edward III died, he was pardoned by the new king Richard II and the income from his church properties was restored.Edward, the Black Prince, died a year before Richard's father. <mask> resumed his position as a royal councillor under Richard II. He served as Chancellor again from May 1389 to September 1141 after taking the side of the lords in their disputes with the king in 1388. New College was granted a royal charter in 1379. A papal bull and a royal licence were obtained by him when he founded a school. Under the architect <mask>, construction work began in Oxford and Winchester. <mask> had daily prayers for Richard II and his queen, <mask> and his parents, Sir John Scures, and Thomas Foxley.<mask>'s church positions, exporting wool, and using his influence to obtain papal approval for the acquisition of the income were some of the ways in which the funds for the colleges and building works came from. The nave of the cathedral was rebuilt in 1394. Henry IV deposed Richard II in 1399, but <mask> welcomed the new king in 1400. <mask> was buried in the chantry chapel on the south side of the nave in Winchester Cathedral after he died at Bishop's Waltham in Hampshire. He was one of the richest men in England at the time of his death. Much of his wealth went into the schools he patronised, but he also left a fortune to a nephew, whose descendants include the Longe family. 'Manners makyth man' was <mask>'s motto.The coat of arms was assumed by him and not acquired by descent. Bishop Lowth wrote his biography. Lord Brougham wrote about him in his 'Old England's Worthies'. 'Manners Makyth Man' is the motto of the establishments Wykeham founded. There are references to <mask> of Wykeham in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography and the Robert Life of <mask> of Wykeham. The life of <mask> was chronicled in London. Walcott, <mask> of Wykeham and his Colleges was in the 2nd edition.John, Lord Campbell, Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal of England was published in 1897. I, xv, x Augusta Theodosia Drane, The Three Chancellors, or Sketches of the Lives of <mask> of Wykeham, <mask> of Waynflete, and Sir Thomas More were written in London in 1848. pp. London, in the late 19th century. Thomas Kitchin is from Winchester. London, 1890. Virginia Davis and <mask> had a life. 1320 births 1404 deaths 14th-century English Roman Catholic bishops 15th-century English Roman Catholic bishops <mask> of Wykeham are associated with.

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texts: The first known American-born Chinese female physician was born in Santa Barbara, California. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Chung was the eldest of eleven children and was born in Santa Barbara. The family moved to Los Angeles after her father became the foreman of Rancho Guadalasca. When her parents became sick, Chung supported the family and helped to raise her younger siblings. Chung was a promising student and planned to become a newspaper reporter when she was published in the Los Angeles Herald in 1905. She was mentioned in the Herald again in 1906 for her poem "Missionary Giving", which was delivered at the 18th anniversary of the Los Angeles Chinese mission.<mask> wrote and delivered a paper titled "Comparisons of Chinese and American Costumes" at the first anniversary of the Pasadena Congregational mission in 1907. <mask> was hailed as a "bright particular star" of the women's gymnasium class after graduating from the Seventh Street School. <mask> won second place in a speech contest in 1910. <mask> won a Los Angeles Times scholarship to study at USC by selling newspaper subscriptions and working her way through college as a waitress, seller of surgical instruments, and winner of cash prizes in several speech contests. <mask> graduated from USC in 1909. According to a 1914 profile, <mask> was the first Chinese girl to enter a medical school in this state. After graduating with a medical degree in 1916, she was initially denied positions as either a medical missionary to China or an internship and settled for work as a surgical nurse in Los Angeles.She spent several months at the Mary Thompson Women's and Children's Hospital in Chicago before going to work at the Kankakee State Hospital. <mask> was appointed state criminologist for Illinois in 1917 after working as the resident assistant in Psychiatry at the Cook County Hospital. After two years in Illinois, <mask> resigned from her position with Cook County in November 1918 and returned to Los Angeles, where she would go on to treat celebrities, including removing Mary Pickford's tonsils. In 1922, <mask> moved to San Francisco's Chinatown, where she treated the local Chinese American population as well as celebrities. She cared for seven Navy reserve pilots during this time, and they began calling themselves "<mask>'s Fair- Haired Bastard Sons" as a tribute to her. The origin story for the "<mask>" nickname is that after eight pilots volunteered their services for China against Japan, she turned them down and fed them instead. The only vendor who would lend the pilots food on credit was an egg farmer, so the pilots "ate everything she gave them, except eggs."Before the United States entered World War II, <mask> would give her "adopted son" pilots a jade Buddha to wear around their neck, which would become a token by which the pilots would recognize each other throughout the world. The non-aviation naval officers were adopted by <mask>. When Japan invaded China in 1937, <mask> was assigned to recruit pilots for the 1st American Volunteer Group, better known as the "Flying Tigers." <mask> served up to 175 people at Thanksgiving at her house and wrapped and addressed 4,000 gifts at Christmas. She helped establish the Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service even though she was not allowed to join them because the government suspected that she was gay. <mask> adopted the entire VF-2 squadron for their logo, which showed a Chinese dragon ripping a flag. VF-2 shot down 67 Japanese planes in a single day in June 1944, setting an American record.<mask>'s medical patients were mostly white in 1947. Her "adopted sons" purchased a house for her in Marin County after she retired from medical practice. Virginia Hill, girlfriend of Bugsy Siegel, was involved with <mask> in the opium traffic in San Francisco. Death <mask> died of cancer in January 1959 at Franklin Hospital in San Francisco. One of her pallbearers was an admiral. <mask> led an unconventional personal life. As the only woman in her class, she wore a masculine dress and called herself "Mike," but after establishing a professional practice, she reverted to her female name and dress.Based on personal correspondence, she had close and apparently intense relationships with at least two other women, including a writer and an entertainer. She never married despite being briefly engaged. An advocate of strong Sino-American relations, <mask> was a neighbor and friend of travel writer Richard Halliburton, who died in an attempt to sail the junk Sea Dragon as a symbol of the bond of East and West, from Hong Kong to the 1939 Golden Gate. Some of the notable "sons" of "Mom" <mask> were military. Governor and U.S. Senator William F. "Bull" Halsey is from Kentucky. 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texts: <mask> was a Presbyterian leader. He graduated from the University of Edinburgh with a MA in 1588. He became a minister in Selkirk and married Elizabeth, a daughter of <mask> and Margaret. Welsh ministered at Kirkcudbright and Ayr for five years. King James VI of Scotland imprisoned him for preaching. The case was important because many Scottish subjects of James were devoted to the ministers. Welsh was exiled to France in 1606.<mask> was the paternal grandfather of <mask> of Irongray. <mask> was the son of the laird of Collieston and was born in the parish of Dunscore in 1570. He joined a band of border reivers when he was young. He obtained an MA in 1588 at the University of Edinburgh, where he sought reconciliation with his father, after he learned being a reiver was less glamorous than expected. He was one of three people nominated by the Privy Council for maintaining the true religion in the Forest and Tweeddale. He was appointed one of the visitors for Nithsdale, Annandale, Lauderdale, Eskdale, and Ewesdale on March 29, 1916. Welsh preached against King James VI of Scotland's conduct shortly after the Presbyterians revolted against the king.He claimed that his majesty was possessed of a devil, and that after the outputting of that devil there joined to his highness seven devils, quhilk was his majesty's council. Welsh was denounced as a rebel after failing to answer the charge of justifying the tumult. He was allowed to return to his charge on the petition of the assembly in March. <mask> was re-appointed as one of the visitors for Nithsdale at the assembly held at Montrose in March 1599. In August of the same year, he was transferred to the parish of Ayr as an assistant to <mask>. He was able to quell feuds and riots when he arrived. The town council decided to build a new church because of his preaching.Porterfield died in 1604. Welsh was ordered to become a ward or prisoner in Blackness Castle after he arrived in Aberdeen. The majority was found guilty of high treason after the king decided to put them on trial at an assize held at Linlithgow. The punishment for high treason was usually death, but by the king's direction the sentence was commuted on 23 October 1606 to permanent banishment from the king's dominion, and they were ordered to board a ship on 1 November that sailed from Leith to Bordeaux. Welsh was able to preach in French within fourteen weeks after he arrived in France. He was the pastor of the Protestant churches of Saint-Jean-d'Angély in Saintonge for sixteen years. After his banishment, the town council of Ayr continued to give him his stipend as minister of the parish.During the war against the Protestants in 1620, Welsh encouraged the citizens to form a resistance and helped operate the guns on the walls. After the town surrendered, he preached as usual until he was reprimanded by the king for violating the law forbidding anyone from providing religious services other than the standard. Welsh said that if the king knew what he preached, he would come to hear him and make all his subjects follow suit. The king promised him his protection after he answered "very well, father, you shall be my minister". When the town was captured again in the following year, the king ordered guards to be placed around the house and provided horses and wagons to take him and his family to Rochelle. Welsh went to New Zealand. He obtained the freedom to go to London after sending a petition to King James requesting permission to return to his native country.An attempt was made to get a general approval of episcopacy from Welsh. Welsh's wife went to King James to ask for his help in getting her husband to submit to the bishops, and the king told her he would pardon her if she did. She said she would prefer to have his head in her lap. The king granted his request to preach in London after hearing that Welsh would die soon. He died two hours after the services ended. He was survived by his wife Elizabeth, who was the youngest daughter of <mask> the reformer, as well as his four sons and two daughters. <mask> claimed to be descended from Welsh.The works "Reply against Mr. Gilbert Browne, priest" and "L'Armageddon de la Babylon Apocalyptique" are part of the History of His Life. Thirty-Five Sermons (Edinburgh, 1744) were printed as Popery Anatomized by Matthew Crawford. A Cry to the Whole Earth is a collection of forty-eight Select Sermons. The History of Mr. <mask>, Minister at Aire, Glasgow was published in 1703. Assig. Sermons is Livingston's Charac. Select Biog., L, 1-61 Edinburgh Christian Instructor.Glasgow Testates. Edin. There is a reg. 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texts: <mask> was a French track bicycle racer and industrialist who won the 1899 Paris–Roubaix. He incorporated the Albert Champion Company in Boston in 1905 to make porcelain spark plugs. The Champion Ignition Company was founded three years later. He settled out of court with his partners in the Albert Champion Company after changing the name of hisTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia General Motor's company is now known as ACDelco. The cyclist was a champion at the end of the 19th century. He was known as a velodrome rider when he won in Paris–Roubaix.After winning Paris-Roubaix, he received a contract from a bicycle manufacturer to race in America. Up to seven years in the army could have been required for <mask>'s orders to report for compulsory conscription. During the 1900 season, <mask> raced on outdoor board velodromes in cities from Boston to New York and down the east coast to Atlanta. He imported a four- cylinder motorcycle from Paris and won 100 races in America. On July 12, 1903, <mask> piloted his 350-pound French motorcycle around an outdoor board track in Cambridge Massachusetts, on what is now the MIT Campus. He set a world record on a motorcycle by driving a mile in 58.8 seconds. He broke his leg in a car race in October 1903 when he crashed driving a Packard Grey Wolf.He left the New York hospital with one leg two inches shorter than the other. He decided to enter the new auto industry after he hobbled out of the hospital on crutches. He returned to Paris in June 1904 to raise money and found a company in Boston that imported French electrical parts. He overcame his shortened leg by using cranks of different lengths to win the Grand Prix of Paris 50 km motorpace race on the Buffalo Velodrome and then the 100 km motorpace championship on the Parc des Princes track. He had an injury to his leg. He was operated on to remove bone chips. The 1899 Paris–Roubaix was paced by motor-tricycles.The velodrome riders were accustomed to motor pacing. The race took place on a still day. Track specialists such as mile Bohours and Paul Bor, as well as road riders who had won earlier editions, were included. The track riders lost inexperience on the cobbles and other bad road surfaces because of their experience in paced riding. The others chased him when he broke away alone after the start. Only Bouhours was able to get to within a minute at Amiens. The hope of catching him ended when his pacer hit a spectator.He was slowed to a walking pace as he rode the worst of the cobbles. <mask> fell seven times but got up and remounted his bike. He had 23 minutes on Bor and the brother of Maurice at the velodrome. Maurice Garin won the 1898 race in 10 minutes less despite bad weather. While in the USA, <mask> became interested in gas-combustion engines and car racing. He moved back to France in the summer of 1904 and won the national 100 kilometer race on the outdoor cement track. He stopped cycling at the end of the summer.He stayed in Paris to work in car factories, including one founded by his friend, who was credited with helping drivers win the biggest road races. The Albert Champion Company was incorporated in Boston's South End in 1905 to import French electrical parts. <mask> was president of the Albert Champion Company with Frank D. Stranahan as treasurer and Spencer Stranahan as clerk. By 1907 The Albert Champion Company was manufacturing porcelain spark plugs with the name <mask> stamped on the side, Robert Stranahan, the youngest of the Stranahan brothers, finished his classes at Harvard ahead of his class of 1908, and went to work in the stockroom. The two men met at the Boston Buick dealership in the summer of 1908. <mask> was persuaded to move toFlint and supply his spark plugs by Durant, who was impressed with the spark plugs. Durant incorporated General GM and quickly purchased Cadillac and Oldsmobile motor companies after <mask> arrived inFlint with his wife, youngest brother, and a dozen French countrymen.The Champion Ignition Company was incorporated in October of 1908. The top floor of Buick factory 1 was where his first office was. The Stranahan brothers moved to Toledo, Ohio, in 1910 and incorporated the Champion Spark Plug Company in Delaware. The suit against <mask> and his company was brought in federal district court. In 1922, <mask> settled out of court and changed his company's name to AC Spark Plug Company. After a few years in America, <mask> married his childhood sweetheart in Cambridge, Massachusetts. His wife sued him for "extreme cruelty" after he had multiple affairs.He married a woman from Kansas City in 1922. Charles Lindbergh flew solo across the Atlantic in 1927 using spark plugs made by <mask>'s AC Spark Plug Company. On October 27, 1927, <mask> died suddenly at age 49 in his suite in the Hotel Meurice after being punched by his wife's married lover in the Htel de Crillon. His widow left fifteen million dollars. The shares held by <mask>'s estate were acquired by General GM. The keynote of <mask>'s success was that he was never satisfied and his mind was open to the necessity for constant improvement. <mask> is buried in Paris with his mother.In August 2015, a life-size bronze statue of champion was built in downtown flint as part of the Back to the Bricks automotive pioneers statute project. In 1977 he was inducted into the automotive Hall of Fame. The French National Stayers Championships took place on the 1st of Palmars 1899 1st.

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texts: The Russian cosmonaut and veteran of extended stays on the Mir Space Station and the International Space Station was born in Jrmala, Latvia. As a flight engineer for the long duration Expedition 25/26 missions, Kaleri was in space for most of the time. He has spent the fourth-longest time in space of any person, the longest time in space of any currently active cosmonaut, and the longest time in space of any person not born in Russia. Personal Kaleri is married to a woman named Nosova. They have a son who was born in 1996. <mask> is the mother of the man, and his father is dead. Kaleri likes to run, read and garden.In 1979 Kaleri graduated from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology as a specialist in aircraft flight dynamics and control. He graduated from the same institute in 1983 as a specialist in the field of mechanics of fluids. He worked on the Mir space station in 1979. He was involved in the development of design and engineering documentation. There is a person who is skilled in programming. The Energia RSC cosmonaut candidate was selected in April 1984. He completed basic training in 1985 and evaluation in 1986.He was a test cosmonaut in 1987. As a backup crew flight engineer on the Mir-3 mission, he took a training course for a spaceflight aboard the Mir orbital station. He was a backup crew flight engineer on the Mir-9 mission from January to April 1991. The Mir-11 mission required a primary crew flight engineer to be trained. There have been three extended missions aboard the Mir Space Station. He took part in a 146-day flight in 1992. Between 17 August 1996 and 2 March 1997 Kaleri was a flight engineer on the Mir-22 mission.He was the Mir-28 mission flight engineer in 2000 and performed his third spaceflight in 2000. He first flew to the International Space Station in 2003 with NASA's Michael Foale. From 18 October 2003 to 30 April 2004 the Flight Engineer was in space. On April 30, 2004, the spaceship carrying the three astronauts successfully landed in Kazakhstan. The landing site was close to the town of Arkalyk. Scott Kelly was a member of the crew of the International Space Station that was launched on 7 October 2010 from Baikonur Cosmodrome. He was the commander.<mask>'s fifth flight into space was marked by the mission. He arrived at the space station on October 10, 2010. He was in the International Space Station until March 2011. During their mission, the rest of the crew participated in a wide array of research, including fundamental physics and investigations of crystal growth in space, as well as education outreach. Spacewalks <mask> has participated in five spacewalks. On July 8, 1992, <mask> began his first spacewalk. They inspected some of Mir's gyrodynes during the spacewalk.The spacewalk took 2 hours and 3 minutes. On December 2, 1996, <mask> and Valery Korzun completed a spacewalk. The main purpose was to provide more electrical power to the Mir station. The spacewalk was the second for Kaleri. On December 9, 1996, Kaleri and Valery Korzun completed a 6 hours 36 minutes spacewalk. The spacewalk began and ended at different times. During the spacewalk, the two cosmonauts connected the solar array and attached a new docking antenna to guide Progress vehicles to Mir.The Mir crew used to talk to amateur operators all around the world. On 12 May 2000, <mask> and Sergei Zalyotin completed a five-hour spacewalk to inspect the exterior of Mir. The two spacewalkers applied a new airtight sealant to a damaged section of Mir's skin and tested a glue which would have been useful to seal tiny cracks. The exterior of the Progress M1-2 cargo spaceship was examined by the two cosmonauts. On February 26, 2004, NASA astronauts Michael Foale and Kaleri floated outside the International Space Station. Foale and Kaleri were able to complete all but two of their planned tasks, as they swapped out experiment packages and mounted a dummy torso on the station's hull to measure the radiation environment faced by spacewalking astronauts. The spacewalk was supposed to take 5 hours and 30 minutes, but was cut short due to a cooling system malfunction.There were drops of water on the inside of his visor. The spacewalk took 3 hours and 55 minutes. The spacewalk was the fifth for Kaleri.

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texts: <mask> was a direct follower of Ramakrishna, a mystic of the nineteenth century Bengal. His followers call him Latu Maharaj. <mask> was the first person to join the monastic order. <mask>'s lack of formal education made him unique among his direct disciples. He was a servant boy who became a monk. <mask> was thought to be the greatest miracle of Ramakrishna, as he was considered a monk with great spiritual insight by his followers. <mask> was born in the middle of the 19th century in the Chhapra district of Bihar.He was given a name that means "child who is protected by Lord Rama". His parents were poor. He was left in the care of an uncle who was fond of him after his father and mother died. Growing up in the village, Rakhturam was known for tending cows and sheep in the fields. He said that he used to wander with the cowherd boys. They were simple and guileless. You can't have real joy if you are like that.Rakhturam and his uncle were forced to travel to Calcutta because of poverty. Rakhturam joined as his servant after coming in contact with a householder of Ramakrishna. Rakhturam was considered energetic and faithful as a servant. After moving to Calcutta, Rakhturam became known as "Latu" and was called by that name. The Dakshineswar Kli Temple is a few miles north of Calcutta on the eastern bank of the Ganga. One of the first householder disciples to visit was Ram Chandra Datta, Latu's employer. It is reported that Datta and Latu were attracted to each other by the teachings of Ramakrishna, and Datta was often found lying covered with his blanket, wiping tears from his eyes.Latu waited for an opportunity to meet Ramakrishna, and he met him on a Sunday. Ramchandra was told by Ramakrishna that Latu had "holy signs" in him. When Latu was touched, tears trickled from his eyes and his lips began to quiver with emotion, and he gradually returned to normal state of consciousness. Latu lost his enthusiasm for working at Datta's house when he began to visit Ramakrishna frequently. He joined Ramakrishna as his personal attendant in June of 1881. He helped Sarada Devi with her chores. Latu began a life of spiritual discipline under Ramakrishna's guidance and continued his service as his servant to him.His day began with him saluting him. As Latu had not received a formal education, Ramakrishna tried to teach him the Bengali alphabets himself. Latu's Bihari accent was different from that of a Bengali and he couldn't read the first letter correctly. The experiment was discontinued after Ramakrishna corrected him many times. According to Saradananda, Latu was seenpraying and meditating the whole night and sleeping during the day. His life was an example of the teaching of the Gita, "In that which is night to all beings, the man of self-control is awake; and where all beings are awake, there is night for the sage who sees." In the middle of 1885, Ramakrishna's throat became sore and he developed throat cancer.The devotees moved to North Calcutta to treat him. Latu was his personal attendant. He moved to Cossipore with Ramakrishna on December 11, 1885. During his final days, he reminisced about how Latu said, "Serving the Master was our worship." We did not need any other spiritual disciplines. Latu received a cloth and a rosary. Latu went on a pilgrimage after the death of Ramakrishna, visiting Vrindaban, Varanasi, and other places.Narendra and some of the other disciples established the first monastery at Baranagore in an old, dilapidated house after Ramakrishna's passing away. Some of the disciples, including Naren, took their vows and were engaged in the study of the scriptures. Latu accepted the monastic vows in the late 19th century. He was given the monastic name Adbhutananda, meaning "He who finds bliss in the wonderful nature of the Atman." <mask> lead a very austere life at the monastery, according to his brother monks. He was the leader of the monk's life around Calcutta area. He sometimes stayed at the home of other householder devotees, but most of the time he lived on the bank of the Ganges.He sometimes stayed at Belur Math. He went on several pilgrimages with his disciples. He lived in the house of Balaram Bose from 1903 to 1912. He was visited by many people from different walks of life. In October 1912, <mask> left Balaram's hose for Varnasi. He stayed at different locations here. He was absorbed in meditation so much that he rarely had time to eat.People visited him in Varanasi for spiritual instructions. According to his devotees, Adbhutananda seemed to be withdrawing from the world during his last days. 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He was visited by his brothers.Doctors operated on the gangrene several times, but were unsuccessful. <mask> died in Varanasi on April 24, 1920. He did not show any signs of pain during his illness. When his body was placed in a sitting position to conform with some of the funeral rites, we found him to be beautiful, serene, and full of peace and bliss. His face beamed with light and intelligence as if he were taking leave from his friends for the last time. The teachings and sayings of Adbhutananda have been recorded by his disciples and devotees. The true being in man is always free, always pure, and always untouched by good or evil, according to Adbhutananda.There is no absolute reality for good and evil. They only exist if man identifies himself with the false self. Man is freed from the false knowledge of good and evil when the ego is destroyed. If there is no dependence on Him, what is the use of prayer and meditation? Everything else is useless if this isn't there. It's a sin to find fault with others. Those who do not do a good act themselves are easy to see defects in others and spread rumors.To know, speak, and preach thousand and one religious cants and shibboleths is a waste of time. There are External links to spiritual talks of Swami Adbhutananda.

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texts: Troy Allan Martin (born November 21, 1964) is an American professional wrestler and promoter. He is best known for his time in Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW), World Championship Wrestling (WCW), World Wrestling Federation (WWF) as <mask>, and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA), where he worked as a wrestler and manager. Martin is a five-time world champion, having won the ECW World Championship four times and the NWA World Championship once. He holds the records for most combined days as champion (874) and longest single reign (406 days). Martin is a two-time ECW World Television champion, a one-time WWF Intercontinental champion, a one-time WCW United States Heavyweight champion, and a two-time WCW World Tag Team champion. Martin was the first of eleven men to win a championship in all three major U.S. promotions. In his first year with the company, Martin captured the ECW Heavyweight Championship twice and achieved the greatest success of his career.He gained attention when he won a tournament for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship, where he publicly rejected the NWA title belt and helped ECW in evolving from an NWA territory to a national promotion. He was dubbed "The Franchise" in reference to his status as the franchise player of the promotion. The organization was purchased by World Wrestling Entertainment, who claimed that there would have been no ECW. November to Remember, the company's premier pay-per-view event, was held in 1996, 1997 and 1998. Martin was one of six children of a veteran of World War II who died in 1991. He obtained a bachelor's degree in history and political science from Bethany College. He is an alumni of the chapter.After earning his degrees, he was offered to join the school of medicine, but he didn't want to continue wrestling. Martin was trained by Dominic DeNucci in the Pittsburgh suburb of Freedom, Pennsylvania, in the 1980s. He was a professional wrestler since 1982. Troy Orndorff was the fictional nephew of Paul Orndorff. He used his real name at the WWF Superstars of Wrestling taping in 1986. "Mr." was also wrestled by him. Paul Orndorff used his real name again in the first episode of WWF Wrestling Challenge."Hot Stuff" Eddie Gilbert and "Missy Hyatt" gave him the last name "<mask>", which was inspired by Black Rain and The Jewel of the Nile, and he began wrestling as a fan favorite for the Universal Wrestling Federation. <mask> did not rise above mid-card status after defeating Gilbert for the UWF Television Championship. Terry Taylor beat <mask> for the title on September 2. <mask> was a member of the National Wrestling Alliance when he was a member of the World Championship Wrestling. He was put into a tag team of skateboarders known as The Dynamic Dudes with Johnny Ace, who was the younger brother of Road Warrior Animal. The fans saw through the character and refused to buy into it since neither <mask> nor Ace knew how to skateboard. The Midnight Express was managed by Jim Cornette, who decided to help the duo get over.Cornette was neutral at ringside when the match between the two teams was forced because of the storyline. The teams feuded for a couple of months after he turned on <mask>. Cornette's turn was to have established The Dynamic Dudes as a top fan favorite tag team, but the turn backfired and made The Midnight Express more popular than they already were. The Dynamic Dudes broke up in 1990 after Ace began competing more for All Japan Pro Wrestling, which was breaking its ties to the NWA. According to Jim Cornette, the end of Dynamic Dudes came when <mask> asked Jim Herd to change his finish to make him look stronger. Cornette washed his hands after working with the booking committee. They had been promised a big push and were instead being booked to lose all of their big matches, then getting criticized for not getting over as a top team.<mask> left WCW and wrestled on the American independent circuit after The Dudes last wrestled together in March 1990. <mask> signed a deal with the World Wrestling Federation in 1990 and made his debut on the June 18 episode of Prime Time Wrestling, defeating Bob Bradley in a match taped in Toronto, Ontario on May 27. In his first month, <mask> defeated Bob Bradley, Paul Diamond, and Steve Lombardi. He suffered his first loss on June 28 in Denver, Colorado, as he moved up to begin a house show series. He didn't win a second time around. On the August 26 episode of WWF Wrestling Challenge, he and Mark Thomas lost to The Orient Express. He got his first break in August 1990 when he replaced Shawn Michaels in The Rockers tag-team.<mask> and Jannetty played against The Orient Express six times. He defeated Buddy Rose in a dark match at the SummerSlam '90. On the September 17 episode of Prime Time Wrestling, <mask> wrestled Haku to a draw, and he was largely unscathed against low level competition throughout the fall. At the Survivor Series '90, <mask> defeated Buddy Rose in a dark match, and on January 3, 1991, at a house show in Pennsylvania, he upset Dino Bravo. He was a rising young star when he pinned Haku on the January 7, 1991, episode of Prime Time Wrestling. His most memorable WWF performance was at the 1991 Royal Rumble, where he entered as the 17th entrant and lasted 26 minutes and 23 seconds before being eliminated by Brian Knobbs. He left the company to take care of his father.In 1991, <mask> subbing for various wrestlers on house shows. He lost to Ricky Steamboat in Ohio on May 8. He was defeated by Colonel Mustafa in a pair of house shows in June. He lost in a match on the June 15th episode of Prime Time Wrestling. On July 29th, <mask> defeated Bob Bradley in a dark match at a WWF Superstars taping, and on August 2nd, he defeated The Orient Express with Marty Jannetty. <mask> defeated Super Invader in his return match on the September 12, 1992 episode of Saturday Night as a fan favorite. The following week on Saturday Night, it was noted that the finishing move was belly to belly suplex.The rivalry between <mask> and Brian Pillman began on the October 17 episode of Saturday Night. He made his return to pay-per-view at Halloween Havoc, teaming with Tom Zenk and Johnny Gunn to compete against four other wrestlers. <mask> formed a tag team with Ricky Steamboat to take on Pillman and Steve Austin in a tag team match on the October 24 episode of Worldwide. The NWA and WCW World Tag Team Championships were to be won by Steamboat and <mask> on the 18th of November. Steamboat and <mask> defended their title at Starrcade. Steamboat and <mask> started a rivalry with Pillman and Steve Austin. Steamboat and <mask> dropped the titles to Austin and Pillman on the March 27, 1993 episode of Worldwide after successfully defending the tag titles against Austin and Pillman.After losing the tag titles, <mask> began a rivalry with the World Television Champion Paul Orndorff, who he lost to in two matches on the May 1 episode of Worldwide and the May 8 episode of Power Hour. <mask> was supposed to team with Steamboat in a steel cage match for a title shot at the NWA and WCW World Tag Team Championship at Slamboree, but was replaced by Tom Zenk in a mask. On the August 24, 1993 episode of Eastern Championship Wrestling, Martin made his debut in the upstart ECW and solidified his status as a villain. <mask> defeated Don E. Allen and Herve Renesto in a handicap match. On the September 14 episode of Eastern Championship Wrestling, <mask> won the title after Tito Santana forfeited it. The title was defended by <mask> at the event. <mask> retained the title against J.T.Smith dropped the title to Sabu. <mask> attacked Tommy Dreamer with a steel chain on the December 14 episode of NWA Eastern Championship Wrestling, after he was replaced for an injured Johnny Gunn to defend the Tag Team Championship with Kevin Sullivan and The Tazmaniac. <mask> defeated Dreamer via disqualification after hitting Dreamer with a steel chain and handing over the chain to Dreamer, which fooled the referee to believe that Dreamer had hit him with the chain. Eddie Guerrero would adopt this strategy a decade later. <mask> defeated Dreamer at Holiday Hell. <mask> gave himself the nickname "The Franchise" because he developed a foul-mouthed, incredibly arrogant villain that would define him permanently and give him success. His best friend became his driver.At The Night the Line Was Crossed, <mask> wrestled Terry and Sabu to a one-hour draw in the company's first-ever three-way dance for the ECW Heavyweight Championship. <mask> defeated Funk in a steel cage match to win his second title. ECW was a member of the NWA. <mask> was instrumental in the development of "extreme wrestling" when he defeated The Tazmaniac, Dean Malenko and 2 Cold Scorpio to win the NWA World Heavyweight Championship on August 27. In an angle which only he, Tod Gordon, and Paul Heyman knew about, <mask> threw down the NWA title belt and stated that he did not want to be champion of a dead promotion. The ECW World Heavyweight Championship was renamed after <mask> raised the belt and declared it to be a world championship belt. This is the beginning of the ECW Championship and <mask> is the first champion.The NWA president buried <mask> on Mike Tenay's radio show, according to the Forever Hardcore DVD. Gordon announced on the August 30 edition of NWA Eastern Championship Wrestling that he was folding Eastern Championship Wrestling and forming Extreme Championship Wrestling, a new promotion independent of the NWA. <mask> was encouraged to express his true feelings in interviews by the ECW bookers because of the controversy surrounding his throwing down of the NWA belt. This helped raise ECW's prominence in the eyes of wrestling fans and journalists and allowed it to become an alternative to the WWF and <mask> solidified a legacy in the history of ECW. <mask> successfully defended his title against Ron Simmons in 1994. <mask> formed the Triple Threat group in 1995. He started the year with a title defense against Marty Jannetty.During a match at Three Way Dance, he entered a feud with The Sandman, in which the Sandman's valet, Woman, seemed to have aligned herself with <mask> by helping him in retaining the title against Sandman by handing him Sandman's Singapore cane to attack him and get the win However, it turned out to be a ruse when she aided Sandman in defeating <mask> for the title. The second longest reign in the title history was held by <mask>. The rivalry between <mask> and Cactus Jack began after <mask> failed to regain the title. Bill Alfonso was brought in to restore order after <mask> went on a rant about the lawlessness of ECW. After teasing a departure for the WWF, <mask> finally left ECW for WWF in July 1995, making his last appearance during a world title match between Sandman and Cactus Jack at Heat Wave, during which he attacked both men and left. <mask> returned to the WWF in 1995 with a college dean character, making his first appearance on the July 29 episode of Superstars.He used a chalkboard to lecture wrestlers and fans. He carried a paddle with him to the ring and took notes of his opponents at ringside. He would give a "Report Card" to wrestlers after their matches. After Razor's loss to Shawn Michaels at SummerSlam, <mask> began a rivalry with him. <mask> returned to WWF on the September 9 episode of Superstars, where he defeated 1-2-3 Kid by disqualification after Razor attacked him. The Kid interfered in the match between <mask> and Razor at In Your House 3. He was set to wrestle Shawn Michaels for the Intercontinental Championship at In Your House 4, but Michaels forfeited the title due to injuries incurred after being attacked and beaten by a Marine.<mask> had to defend the title against Ramon. Ramon defeated <mask> in only twenty minutes. The Wildcard match at Survivor Series had <mask> against Shawn Michaels, Owen Hart, and others. After Razor attacked <mask>, Michaels eliminated him. His team lost the match. <mask> lost the Intercontinental Championship to Razor Ramon on the December 4 episode of Monday Night Raw. He defeated Tony Williams on the December 9 episode of Superstars.He was booked to wrestle at In Your House 5. According to the storyline, his back was not in wrestling condition, so he introduced Buddy Landel as his substitute, who was defeated by Johnson in just forty-two seconds. He was diagnosed with a severe muscle spasm in his back on his last day working for WWF at Madison Square Garden. Despite doctors telling Vince McMahon it was a legitimate injury, Vince became angry at the news and tried to intimidate <mask> into denying it, and was told by Vince McMahon to leave the company on January 1, 1996. He was forced to deliver a promo that evening, in which he announced his injury. Troy has been very outspoken about how Vince paid him less than what was agreed upon, and because of his treatment before he refused to work for Vince again. <mask> returned to ECW at the House Party event on January 5, 1996, where he briefly reprised his <mask> character, and became a fan.On the January 9 episode of Hardcore TV, he confronted Stevie Richards and Blue Meanie and declared "the Franchise is back!". During this time, he had a feud with Cactus Jack, as he was getting ready to leave for WWF and Tommy Dreamer encouraged him to side with him, deriding ECW's hardcore style and promoting clean wrestling. Jack was pinned in a match at CyberSlam by <mask> after his partner betrayed him. <mask> received several title shots but came up short due to heavy interference by members of Raven's Flock. After failing in his attempts to regain the World Heavyweight Championship, <mask> won the World Television Championship from 2 Cold Scorpio at A Matter of Respect and turned into a villain by showing disrespect to the title. 2 Cold Scorpio attacked him after the match. <mask> was scheduled to defend the title against Scorpio at Fight The Power, but she was injured and he was able to retain the title against El Puerto Ricano, Don E. Allen, and others.At Heat Wave, <mask> won his second World Television Championship by defeating champion Chris Jericho, 2 Cold Scorpio and Pitbull #2 in a four corners match, after Francine turned on them and aided <mask> in winning the match. <mask> retained his title against the latter in subsequent rematches and continued to feud with the other.

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texts: <mask> reformed the Triple Threat in the fall of 1996. In late 1996 and early 1997 there were a number of matches between the two pairs. <mask> continued his successful title defenses of the World Television Championship while Triple Threat feuded with Tommy Dreamer and The Pitbulls. The title was retained by <mask> in the "I Quit" match at Hostile City Showdown. During this time, a man was showing mannerisms of Rick Rude.At ECW's first pay-per-view Barely Legal, Brian Lee delivered a Chokeslam to <mask> after <mask> retained his title. Lee left ECW due to his betrayal and was removed from Triple Threat. Triple Threat gained a new member in Lee's place, who joined the group as <mask>' partner in a tag team match. <mask> retained his title at Wrestlepalooza. <mask> interrupted Taz's promo after the match with Sabu. Taz would not be able to compete in ECW for sixty days if <mask> defended his title. <mask> lost the title in under three minutes.The reign of <mask> ended at 329 days. At Heat Wave, he challenged Terry Funk for the title but lost by disqualification. <mask> was on the August 14 episode of Hardcore TV, but lost. <mask> remained in the title picture after Sabu won the title. <mask> won the title for the third time at Hardcore Heaven when he defeated Sabu and Funk in a three-way dance. <mask> retained the title against Tommy Dreamer at Wrestle Fest and against Phil Lafon at As Good as It Gets. <mask> lost the title to Bigelow on the October 24 episode of Hardcore TV.Lance Storm replaced Bigelow as Triple Threat's new leader. <mask> regained the title by defeating Bigelow at the November to Remember pay-per-view, his fourth reign as champion. <mask> made his return to action on January 30, 1998 after being injured in the match. During a match against Triple Threat, Bigelow turned on his partner Taz. The feud between Storm and the Triple Threat began after Lance Storm was kicked out of the group. At Living Dangerously, <mask> and Chris faced Storm and his mystery partner, who was revealed to be Al Snow. <mask> was pinned by the snow.Snow was given a title shot against <mask> for the world title at Wrestlepalooza. <mask> had an injury that prevented him from competing for a couple of months, but he continued to appear on television, during which Triple Threat began feuding with Taz, Rob Van Dam and Sabu. Triple Threat lost in a match at November to Remember. Triple Threat was dissolved after Chris Candido abandoned <mask> after the match. <mask> lost the ECW World Heavyweight Championship to Taz at Guilty as Charged in 1999 after he was attacked by former teammate Chris Candido, allowing Taz to win with a Tazmission. The longest reign in the title's history was held by <mask>. At House Party, <mask> faced Taz for the second time, but lost.On February 12 at Crossing the Line '99, <mask> allied with Tommy Dreamer to feud with Impact Players after both men claimed to be the "New Franchise" but <mask> elected Dreamer as his successor, turning <mask> face for the first time since he disrespected ECW. Dreamer and <mask> defeated Impact Players. <mask> left the company due to a disagreement with Paul Heyman. <mask> wrestled his last match in ECW on April 15. After quitting ECW, <mask> returned to The Revolution and The New Blood on the July 19, 1999, episode of Nitro, where he was joined by former Triple Threat members Chris Benoit and Dean Malenko. This was a reference to the man <mask> had a dislike for. Asya was added to the group in place of Benoit.The group wrestled other groups, including West Texas Rednecks, First Family, and Filthy Animals. The group never really challenged the wrestlers of WCW. Both Malenko and Benoit were successful individually, though they never really got popular as an idea. The demise of the group was caused by the lack of success. After the demise of the Revolution, <mask> took a break from television to manage The Wall at the Souled Out pay-per-view, but the company did not have any plans for him at the time. On the April 10 episode of Nitro, <mask> joined The New Blood group run by Vince Russo and Eric Bischoff, which feuded with the older established The Millionaire's Club, which included his on-screen and real life off. <mask> faced Flair for the first time in a match and lost by disqualification.<mask> and Bagwell were in a four-team tournament for the World Tag Team Championship, where they defeated Harlem Heat 2000 in the semi-finals and the makeshift team of Ric Flair and Lex Luger in the finals, after Brian Adams and Bryan Clark delivered. <mask> won a match at Slamboree with the help of Flair's son David, who was dressed as a masked man. <mask> and The Wall defended the tag title on the May 15 episode of Nitro. On the May 31 episode of Thunder, <mask> was given the chance to win the title against Jeff Jarrett, but he failed to do so. <mask> drove Wall through three tables to win the Best of Five Tables match at The Great American Bash. At Bash at the Beach, <mask> defeated his former tag team partner Buff Bagwell with the help of Torrie Wilson, who turned on Bagwell. <mask> began using his ECW nickname "The Franchise" and began using "cut the damn music!" with Wilson as his manager.During his entrance to the ring, he delivered a promo on the microphone. On the July 18 episode of Monday Nitro, <mask> defeated Billy Kidman in the quarter-finals, but lost to Lance Storm in the semi-finals. At the New Blood Rising pay-per-view, Kidman defeated <mask> in a Strap match in order to start a rivalry with <mask>. Kidman and Madusa were defeated in a scaffold match by <mask> and Torrie Wilson. In the fall of 2000, <mask> became allied with the Natural Born Thrillers and helped them win a kickboxing match against Ernest Miller at Halloween Havoc, which led to <mask> facing Miller in a match at Mayhem. <mask> would enter a rivalry with General Rection over the United States Heavyweight Championship. The referee was told that <mask> was trying to hit Rection with a chain.At the Sin pay-per-view in 2001, <mask> defeated Rection in a blood chain match to win the title. On the February 5 episode of Nitro, <mask> dropped the belt on Rick. This was <mask>' last match in the company and he sat out the rest of his contract until it was purchased by the WWF. Due to his wife's pregnancy, <mask> refused to return to the WWF. After the WWF purchased both WCW and ECW in 2001, <mask> went toXtreme Pro Wrestling, where he won the World Heavyweight Championship at the Night of Champs event. The first show in Philadelphia was held on August 31st, and <mask> helped expand the promotion from its base in Los Angeles to Philadelphia. The final event in the history of the promotion was held in <mask>' hometown of Pittsburgh.Total Nonstop Action Wrestling The New Church, The New Franchise and color commentator was founded in 2003 by Martin. He made his debut under hisTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia The New Church and The Gathering were formed after <mask> joined them. On July 2, <mask> defeated CM Punk in a Clockwork Orange House of Fun match. In the summer of 2003 <mask> and Raven battled each other. On October 1st, <mask> broke away from The New Church and began a quest to find "The New Franchise". After his match against Sandman on November 5, he was joined by Tracy as his new valet and the trio formed a new group called "The New Franchise".The two joined the company's tag team division after <mask> took him under his wing. They lost to Christopher Daniels and Low Ki in the tournament for the NWA World Tag Team Championship. After participating in a four-way tag team match, <mask> and <mask> came up short in their attempt to win the tag team titles. On May 5, <mask> won the match after being turned on by <mask>. They abandoned <mask> after the match. <mask> went into a semi-in-ring retirement after the break up of the group. He was an interviewer for the weekly television show, Impact!, as well as their monthly pay-per-views.He also worked as a road agent and took a few independent bookings. On the May 18, 2006 episode of Impact!, <mask> appeared on the entrance ramp as he made the save for his tag team partner Chase Stevens after a brutal squash match against Samoa Joe. When <mask> lost his match on the May 25 episode of Impact!, he would scout The Naturals again. A few weeks later, on June 15, they were confronted by their former manager and <mask>'s ex-Triple Threat teammate Chris Candido, who referred to them as their former manager and <mask>'s ex-Triple Threat teammate. They accepted his offer to become their manager. During the promo when he offered his services, he spoke his true feelings on World Wrestling Entertainment's revival of Extreme Championship Wrestling, admonishing Vince McMahon for "exploiting the memory" of the company he helped build nearly 15 years earlier. After becoming their mentor, pre-recorded videos showed <mask> training The Naturals, though he doesn't stand at ringside during their matches like most other managers.<mask> called them "The Newly Franchised Naturals" once they were ready for competition. On the December 21 episode of Impact! <mask> turned his back on The Naturals after they lost to Team 3D. Chase Stevens was featured in a match on the pre-show of the Final Resolution pay-per-view in 2007, despite the failed experiment. The gold-and-black "Franchised" Naturals attire was worn by Stevens during the match. After his match, <mask> confronted Stevens about wearing his colors, leading to an in-ring confrontation. <mask> wasn't seen on the programming after the angle was dropped.On October 10, 2007, <mask> was released from his contract. On the May 28, 2009, episode of Impact!, <mask> attacked Christopher Daniels after his match with A.J. There are styles. After attacking Daniels during his match on Impact!, <mask> stated that he wanted a second chance like Daniels got when he was fired from TNA. He was given a second chance on the June 11 episode of Impact!, where he was given a match with A.J. He attacked Styles after the match. <mask> hit Styles with a towel and a pair of handcuffs when Daniels came out to help.<mask> lost to Daniels in a second chance match at Slammiversary, which resulted in Daniels retaining his spot on the roster. <mask> was invited to participate in the ECW reunion show, but he refused because he didn't want to be a part of it. On March 13, 2009, <mask> returned to the National Wrestling Alliance for the first time in 15 years, wrestling for the On Fire territory in a singles match, and defeating ECW alumni Little Guido. <mask> announced in 2012 that he would be participating in Extreme Reunion. It was the first of three events. The event was held in the National Guard Armory. The second event was held in New York and Philadelphia.There was a third show called "Extreme Rising Remember November" that was held in Pittsburgh. <mask> defeated Matt Hardy in a no-contest in the main event. The Great Akuma was defeated by <mask> at the Pro Wrestling All-Stars of Detroit event in Michigan. <mask> successfully defended his title in an "Extreme Rules" match on April 21. He lost the title when he was defeated in a Fatal Four-Way match by Breyer Wellington. <mask> beat Joe Coleman to become the XICWXtreme Intense champion. On March 3, 2018, at World BigTime Wrestling's "Extreme Warfare" in Lucas County, Ohio, <mask> defeated Shawn Blaze for the WBW Heavyweight Championship.He lost the belt after the WBW commissioner interfered with the match. <mask> and Bobby Fulton battled in a series of hardcore matches. Kongo Kong won the XICWXtreme Intense Title at "March Madness & Mayhem" in Fraser, Michigan. Promoting <mask> was part of the promotion. Many former ECW stars were featured in Philadelphia under his promotion. <mask> and Jeremy Borash promoted and booked a series of Extreme Championship Wrestling reunion events. Two days before ECW One Night Stand, the first event occurred on June 10.The last show took place on November 5. On April 9, 2009, it was announced that Martin and Nite Owl Production were to promote a follow up to Hardcore Homecoming called November to Remember: The Final Chair Shot. The date was changed to coincide with an American Cancer Society charity event hosted by <mask>' former valet. The Extreme Reunion event was scheduled to take place on April 28, 2012. <mask> appeared in the audience on the March 19, 2012 episode of Raw to promote the event, but was escorted out of the arena by security after causing a commotion. During his first stint with World Championship Wrestling, he began teaching emotional support classes, economics, and the history of the United States at a high school. Martin is a motivational speaker.The couple wed on August 17, 1987. They divorced in 1994. The couple wed on August 13, 1999, five years later. Their first son was born in 2001 and their second in 2005. Martin checked himself into a drug rehabilitation program after his second son was born. Martin has been drug-free since 2006 He talked about this on Steve Austin's show in April 2015.Martin and his wife divorced. Martin produced, choreographed and played himself in a film. A class action lawsuit was filed against the company in July of 2016 in which it was alleged that wrestlers incurred traumatic brain injuries during their tenure and that the company concealed the risks of injury. Attorney Konstantine Kyros has been involved in a number of lawsuits against the company. The lawsuit was dismissed by the judge. Extreme Championship Wrestling was renamed during his second reign. After these events, <mask> held the title two more times.Luchas de Apuestas has a record called Extreme Rising NWA World Title Tournament. 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texts: Since 2012 <mask> has been serving as a vice chairman of BlackRock. The head of the Swiss central bank resigned in January 2012 after controversy surrounding his wife's currency trading. He was a member of the central bank's governing board. He attended the University of Toronto, Oxford University's Lincoln College, and the Graduate Institute of International Studies. He was part of a group of students that helped out at the Annual Meetings of the World Economic Forum. He met bankers and government officials. In 1994 he began his career at WEF.He met his wife while working at Moore Capital Management in New York and London. He was the head of hedge funds at Vontobel. When he joined the SNB in 2003 he was said to be the youngest ever policy maker. The vice-chairman of the Financial Stability Board was a member of the board of directors of the Bank for International Settlements. He was a member of the Group of Thirty. The exchange rate interventions between March and June 2010 resulted in losses for SNB. The SNB had foreign currency reserves worth over 200 billion Swiss Francs.In 2010 and the first six months of 2011, the interventions caused losses on the foreign currency positions of the SNB. The SNB made sense at the zero lower bound when the traditional monetary policy instrument was exhausted. The interventions were considered a failure by international press and financial market analysts. The magazine Weltwoche and the People's Party were critics of <mask>. The political independence of the SNB was emphasized by prominent figures of other parties. In an article titled "With Unsteady Hand", Switzerland's major business magazine Bilanz criticized Mr. <mask>'s leadership of SNB, citing his limited experience and saying that Mr. <mask>'s actions seem to be the result of his eagerness to appeal to the public. The pegging of the Swiss Franc to the Euro was announced on 6 September 2011.The central bank will cap the value of the Swiss Franc against the euro at a maximum of 1.20. The euro fell to near parity against the Swiss currency in early August. After initial cautious reactions by analysts, the decision of the Swiss National Bank to aim to keep the Swiss Franc: Euro rate above 1.20 is considered to have been a success. <mask>'s wife made a profit on a currency transaction in August of 2011. <mask> reported the transaction to the SNB and moved to prevent future trades with Bank Sarasin. The basis for the trade was his wife's independent finance and banking experience. In January of 2012 <mask> denied accusations of insider trading in relation to the transaction, resisted calls for his resignation and called the coverage a "smug campaign".The interests of Switzerland were put at risk by the accusations, he said. He said that he made mistakes in not canceling the trade but that he always acted in line with the rules. The profit in the report was said to be 75,000. The person accused of releasing the information faces criminal investigations under Swiss banking secrecy laws. Two of the transactions were more than six months apart, but the other two didn't break central bank rules. The Swiss central bank's rules already meet European standards, <mask> told reporters. Handelsblatt newspaper questioned this.The European Central Bank's rules would have given him no other option but to resign if he had been the guardian of the euro. The vice president of the SVP was one of the people who called for the resignation of <mask> after it was reported that he had given the trade information to the whistle blower. The commentary stated that the evidence was "stolen" and that the resignation came "to maintain credibility" of SNB. On January 9, 2012 he resigned from his positions at the Bank for International Settlements and the International Monetary Fund. He issued a statement that included copies of E-Mails between his wife, himself, and his banker, showing that he was aware of the controversial trade shortly after it was given by his wife, but failed to request that it be immediately canceled. Thomas Jordan was the interim SNB head. An audit of financial transactions by the governing board of the bank found no violation of regulations.In 2012 he was a senior visiting fellow at the Blavatnik School of Government. The Secretary-General of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Angel Gurra, will be stepping down in 2020. He withdrew his candidacy due to insufficient levels of support. Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford, Member of the International Advisory Board British Museum, Member of the Board of Trustees University of Toronto, Member of the Board of Governors of the International Monetary Fund. The Russian-born billionaire businesswoman is his partner and the former owner of the football team. She is pregnant with twin girls and due to give birth in April. The babies were born on 20 March.The Chairmen of the Board of Swiss National Bank were born in 1963.

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texts: He is an English journalist, television presenter and author. He is a regular columnist for The Times, as well as the author of Paddling to Jerusalem: An Aquatic Tour of Our Small Country, and Party Animals: My Family and Other Communists. In 2001, he won the Orwell Prize for political journalism, and in 2003 he won the What the Papers Say "Columnist of the Year" award. He was a writer for The Independent and The Guardian. The son of a communist intellectual and economist is the brother of an actor and a writer. He is half Jewish and half Irish, according to his parents' faith. He wrote that he was brought up to be puritanical about wealth.From 1968 to 1972, he attended William Ellis School in London. He studied at Balliol College. In 1978 he graduated with a 2:1 BA in History from the Victoria University of Manchester. The 1975 University Challenge team lost in the first round after answering most questions with the name of a Marxist. The University of Oxford and Cambridge University were allowed to enter each of their colleges into the contest as a separate team, even though the colleges were not universities in themselves. He was an active member of the National Union of Students. He got to know the president and later the Home Secretary.From 1980 to 1982, he was president of the NUS. He was a member of the Left Alliance. Aaranovitch began his media career in the early 1980s as a television researcher and producer. He was the founding editor of the political current affairs programme On the Record. He worked for The Independent and Independent on Sunday as chief leader writer, television critic, parliamentary sketch writer and columnist until the end of 2002. He began writing for The Guardian and The Observer in 2003 as a columnist. The columns were in The Guardians G2 section.According to Peter Wilby, the section editor, Seumas Milne, denied his desire for his pieces to appear on the main comment pages. He writes a regular column for The Times. He is a columnist for The Jewish Chronicle. The New Statesman is one of the major British news and opinion publications. He is an "honorary associate" of the Rationalist Association and has written for it. Radio and television programmes that he presents or contributes to include Have I Got News for You and News 24. 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He believes that the invasion liberated Iraqis, and has downplayed the significance of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction. He wrote in 2003 that if nothing is found, he will not believe anything the US tells him. Neither will anyone else. The weapons had to be somewhere.He labelled people who asked about the article "lamebrains". He supports former Prime Minister Tony Blair. Is it the greatest intellectual? The background was that Chomsky complained that Brockes' article was defamatory in implying he denied the fact of the Srebrenica massacre. A Guardian readers' editor found that the newspaper had misrepresented Chomsky's position on the Srebrenica massacre, and that judgement has since been removed from the Guardian's website. After the use of chemical weapons in the Ghouta attacks of 21 August, the Labour leader Ed Miliband gave no alternative to military intervention in Syria. "Miliband is not a presence at all, he is an absence, and he is a scavenger."He's a political vulture. Jonathan Dimbleby was the chairman of the human rights organisation Index on Censorship. In May of last year, he criticized Glenn Greenwald's involvement in the Edward Snowden revelations and characterized him as a writer of overlong, dishonest and repetitive polemics. In August of last year, 200 public figures signed a letter to The Guardian expressing their hope that Scotland would vote to remain part of the United Kingdom. The number of older voters who typically voted for Britain to leave the European Union will eventually die, and that will lead to a reversal of the decision to leave the EU. His wife and three daughters live in London. He is a fan of the club.Works Paddling to Jerusalem: An Aquatic Tour of Our Small Country is a documentary film that criticizes how the anti-Israel views of the far-left and far-right have permeated the mainstream media and political discourse. God and the Politicians is a documentary film that looks at the question of the increasing religious influence on politics in the UK. The person is Jonathan Cape. <mask> has a column in The Times on "New Books in History".